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submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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Environmental vandalism has been going on for ages. There are different types of environmental vandalism such us littering, poisoning seas and rivers, unsustainable fishing and hunting, snapping branches, uprooting of trees and plants out of the ground, spilling of oil and tar in the countryside and destruction of rubble walls leading to soil erosion. An enjoyable stroll in the countryside can be spoilt by eyesores such as bulky refuse, broken plants and vandalism on trees. More awareness should be raised as to how to report such vandalism. We must not be afraid to be the voice of our environment. As Pope Francis said, “Creation is not a property, which we can rule over at will… Creation is a gift so that we care for it and use it for the benefit of all, always with great respect and gratitude. Safeguard Creation. Because if we destroy Creation, Creation will destroy us!”

submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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Everyone has a right to have a shelter and a roof on his head. People build their homes and try to make them as comfortable as possible. Mother Earth is a home for many living species, who seem to have been living for thousands of years in harmony with the environment. On the contrary, human beings have neglected and harmed their surroundings and have been also threating the habitat which these species have taken care of. The biggest threat to habitats is human intervention and environmental harm. Pollution and climate change are two of the major problems effecting habitats. According to the WWF, “Scientists predict that a global temperature rise of 2–3°C will result in about 20–30% of the Earth’s species being at risk of extinction”. By using cleaner energy and organic farming, we will be reducing pollution, thus protecting our environment, including habitats and protecting species.

submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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Glasses can be used as a remedy for short-sightedness. But what remedies are being offered when we act short-sightedly towards our environment? We tend to be short-sighted where the environment is concerned as we don’t see further than the end of our nose, and we do not reflect on the impact that our actions will have in the long run on mother earth. Environmental problems in today’s society are a hot issue because of the neglect of previous societies who acted short-sightedly towards their environment. Pollution of air, water and soil, global warming and deforestation are among the threats our environment is facing. According to Albert Einstein, “The environment is everything that isn’t me”, so to make a step towards a better environment, we have to look beyond the horizon and think environmental-friendly before we act.

submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team for 7-10
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Throughout these last years many trees have been destroyed on our island, some of them by human beings capriciously either to make way for development or for various reasons, while others by harmful insects. Destroying trees for any particular reason makes us children at St. Francis School Cospicua – so sad. So we decided to take action! Thus, in November, after having relevant advice from the Environmental Officer at ‘PARKs’ Malta, we planted seeds at our school. We took good care of them by cultivating and watering them when it was needed, followed their growth process and thus, we can say that in our greenhouse, seeds grew up in hundreds of beautiful plants. Recently, these plants were donated to the ‘PARKs’ Malta where they will also be taken care of and in turn they will be distributed around our Island.

submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team for 7-10
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We are very worried about the amount of waste consumed by every human being, especially we are concerned about our country. We know that the amount of waste we send to the landfill is a lot so we need to impement the 3Rs in our daily life. We children spend a lot of time at school were we can be part of a team to minimise waste. Our school implements various actions regarding waste minimisaiton. We students are being educated about the benefits of waste reduction and thus we would like to ecnourage everyone to make waste minimisation a part of everyday life style. Teachers and students work together to achieve this sense of satisfaction. We believe that these small actions we can control this waste as if we reduce the amount of material and reuse products we are reducing the quantity of waste which is sent to the landfill.

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Why so Happy?

submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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Intruder Alert!

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Short-Sightedness

submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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The Power of TreeStudents

submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team for 7-10
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Haven’t you heard of the 3Rs?

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submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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submitted by Eco-Centre Zejtun : Johann Camilleri for 19-25
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submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team for 7-10
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submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team for 7-10
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